The Complete Guide to VIXNODE Plugin: Build and Manage Websites with AI

# Default Plugin

@VIXNODE

# Starting Project

@VIXNODE `Bread-Workshop`

# Project Theme

Build the website around an artisan bread workshop. Introduce handmade bread, baking classes, recipes, ingredient knowledge, and workshop events.

# Website Goals

1. Communicate the workshop’s brand philosophy and commitment to craftsmanship.
2. Introduce classes, events, and participation details.
3. Share practical bread recipes and baking knowledge.
4. Establish a warm, professional, and approachable brand image.
5. Guide visitors to explore classes, book an experience, or contact the workshop.

# Primary Audiences

* Beginners interested in handmade bread
* Baking enthusiasts who want to improve their skills
* Visitors looking for parent-child experiences or group activities
* Readers interested in ingredients, fermentation, and bread-making techniques

# Content Categories

| Category | Content Direction |
| --- | --- |
| About the Workshop | Brand story, teaching philosophy, instructors, and studio |
| Baking Classes | Course content, difficulty, duration, and suitable participants |
| Bread Recipes | Ingredients, quantities, steps, and practical tips |
| Baking Knowledge | Flour, yeast, fermentation, tools, and storage |
| Events | Trial sessions, family classes, and private group workshops |
| Workshop Journal | Class records, student work, and everyday stories |

# Brand and Visual Direction

Brand personality:

* Warm and natural
* Honest and handmade
* Simple and thoughtful
* Professional yet approachable
* Rooted in everyday life

Draw visual inspiration from flour, dough, baked crust, wooden worktables, linen, and traditional baking tools.

Use flour white, wheat beige, bread golden brown, deep wood brown, with small accents of sage green or brick red.

Avoid arbitrary blue-purple technology gradients, neon effects, glassmorphism, excessive rounded cards, or a generic AI-generated website look.

# Content Writing Principles

1. Use a natural, friendly, and easy-to-understand tone.
2. Explain professional baking terms before using them.
3. Recipes must clearly list ingredients, quantities, timing, steps, and precautions.
4. Course pages must explain content, difficulty, duration, and suitable participants.
5. Prioritize specific and useful information over empty promotional language.
6. Do not invent instructors, prices, addresses, event dates, certificates, or awards.
7. When essential information is missing, ask the user or leave clearly labeled placeholders.
8. Avoid unnecessary duplication of existing content.

# Images and Hero Visuals

1. Focus on finished bread, the making process, natural ingredients, baking tools, and the workshop space.
2. Keep the style natural, warm, bright, and authentically handmade.
3. The default hero-image size is `1672 × 941 px`.
4. Ingredients, tools, and production methods shown in images must be realistic.
5. When modifying a page and adding a hero image, add `data-meta="true"` to the `<img>` node.
6. VIXNODE image paths use the format `/API/GetImage/...`.
7. Every image must have an accurate `alt` description.

# Link and File Rules

1. Use relative paths for internal website links.
2. Link only to pages that actually exist.
3. Specify `virtualPath` and `fileName` separately when creating a page. For example, use `virtualPath="classes"` and `fileName="beginner-bread"`; do not put a full path or `.html` in `fileName`.
4. When modifying a page, preserve its current filename and page relationships.
5. Never guess or invent unknown project IDs, page IDs, Layout IDs, or Placeholder IDs.

Internal-link examples:

* `classes/index.html`
* `recipes/sourdough-bread.html`
* `../index.html`
* `../classes/beginner-bread.html`

# Working Rules

1. Preview page creation and editing before execution. Review the target, content, public status, and publishing options.
2. Explicitly request no publication when only a draft is needed. Read the latest HTML before editing.
3. Explain the impact before changing a domain, public resource, or shared layout.
4. Use public URLs returned by tools instead of guessing them. Existing `.html` links may be retained.

# Reference Guidelines

When creating or modifying VIXNODE pages, follow:

https://news.vixnode.com/vixnode-page-creation-instructions.md

For website visual design, consult the project resource:

`AI-WEBSITE-ART-DIRECTION-INSTRUCTIONS.md`

If a reference guideline conflicts with the user’s current request, follow the user’s newest and clearest instruction.